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Hopefully we can come up with a fresh design that looks like a traditional jumper, which I think this one more or less does.

I think I like the stripes on the one side a bit better, having both sides looks like they're wearing suspenders

See, I'd call all those minor changes. Here's a very rough mock up that I did (apologies to Lions fans for reminding them of that monstrosity) to give you some idea of the sort of thing I'm talking about. Just a slight adjustment but helps to pick out when there was change to the actual jumper...

Hey Mero, first off thanks again for the site, I'm always finding myself dropping by just to check (for no particular reason) what some random club might have been wearing during some random year, so I very much appreciate the work. Anyway, I was looking at the Carlton home jumpers today coz I...

working fine for me on Chrome, no issues at all.

Well, it's good to see that the AFL/VFL have been consistently clueless in this regard for quite a while, gives a nice sense of continuity

Couldn't help but notice when they were showing old Garry Lyon highlights on the Front Bar tonight that there was an 80s VFL game between Geelong and Melbourne where both teams were rocking the navy blue shorts. Was this sort of nonsense common back in the day?

Are they Minecraft skins?

I'd love a #44 tri-panel Wirrpanda

I can't quite read it, but it looks like it says 'You Are A Power Ranger'

I'm no branding expert, but I've always thought it strange that North Melbourne moved away from the (iconic imo) silhouette side-on kangaroo logo.

jesus christ adelaide, stop dragging us back to the '00s

And doesn't that mean jack s**t if the AFL says otherwise?

that seems fair enough, if you were colour blind why wouldn't you complain?

And here's me thinking that teams had realized that s**t like this just doesn't work on a footy jumper.

Should have been done with Essendon and Carlton last week, ridiculous that some clubs play by different rules.

Just have teams wear shorts incorporating a jumper colour. Can't be too difficult, surely. Teams used to wear black shorts at home regardless of their colours, that went by the wayside, why can't white away shorts?

There's no need to wear their majorly dark jumper when they have a light one that is basically the same except with a white back. Why not make the game better to watch? It's not like it's a non-traditional jumper or anything.

As Essendon are mainly black, then Collingwood being the away side should wear their white jumper. There is absolutely no reason not to, apart from pigheaded stupidity.

Ess and Coll wasn't too bad, but could have been much better. Collingwood have a light jumper, why not use it?

easy to tell apart, the collars are different

white shorts for away is an anachronism and doesn't solve anything anyway, mostly dark with a bit a white will still clash against mostly dark.

Couldn't agree more.

We have a white clash strip, it should be worn away against any team that wears blue, regardless of shade. Royal blue isn't exactly 'light'.

It was interesting to note also today in the Melbourne/West Coast game that apparently navy blue doesn't clash with royal blue.

pre-emptive efa :)

Teams changing the jumpers they wear is as much an AFL/VFL tradition as anything else. They've been doing it since the nineteenth century.

A big FU to the concept at the expense of making yourself and the oh-so-sacred jumper look stupid? That'll show 'em.

Was it the 'red is dark' ruling that got rid of the 'wide sash' jumper, or did the Bombers simply wake up to how ridiculous it looked?

Yes, assuming that players are one dimensional and are only ever viewed from the front whilst standing still. Even still, from the above you can see that Carlton, Essendon, Port, Richmond, Melbourne and Freo could not possibly wear their home jumpers against each other, and you could also chuck...